My machine plays The Sims 3 and will turn off by itself I see that the hardware temperature exceeds

Your configuration definitely brings the M3, probably because your M3 is a sneak version, go to the next official version to try. Secondly, don't update the driver casually, AMD and ATI drivers are often stable in the old version, and there are many bugs in the new version, which is more likely to have problems.

Official minimum configuration recommendation:

Operating system: XP (Service Pack 2):

cpu：pentium 4 ghz / athlon xp 2000+

RAM: 1 GB

Graphics: GeForce FX 5900 Radeon 9500

Video memory: 128 MB

Operating system: Vista (Service Pack 1):

cpu：pentium 4 ghz / athlon xp 2400+

RAM: GB

Graphics: GeForce FX 5900 Radeon 9500

Video memory: 128 MB

Laptop.

The official recommended configuration is recommended:

Operating system: XP (Service Pack 2):

cpu：pentium 4 ghz / athlon xp 2400+

RAM: GB

Graphics: GeForce Go 6200 Radeon Mobile 9600

Video memory: 128 MB

Operating system: Vista (Service Pack 1):

cpu：pentium 4 ghz / athlon xp 2400+

RAM: 2 GB

Graphics: GeForce Go 6200 Radeon 9600

Video memory: 128 MB

Try upgrading your graphics driver.

If you can't find it.

Go to the next Drive Life 2009

He can help you find it directly.

The basic memory requirement is 1G (very stuck).

It is recommended to upgrade your computer.

You're playing now, and you're going to have to turn down the effect to barely do it.

That's no fun to play.

The main thing is to look at the graphics card, the graphics card NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GS (512MB).

You can play.,I'm better than my family.,But it's still simulation 2 more classic and fun.。 Hope it helps you adopt.

If your graphics card isn't too bad, it's still fine.

No, the CPU (processor) is the same as my home, and I play that is where the community can enter, the characters can be created, and the card is dead when I play, and I can't play.

The minimum specs for The Sims 2:

System: Win98 2000 XP

CPU: 800MHz or higher** processor.

RAM: 256MB

Graphics card: 32MB RAM corresponds to a 3D graphics card.

Hard Disk: Above.

The Sims 3:

The following are the minimum system requirements:

windows xp sp2——

Processor: Pentium 4 or Athlon: XP 2000+ Memory: 1GB

Graphics: GeForce FX 5900 or Radeon 9500 Video memory: 128MB

Hard disk space: at least.

I looked at the requirements of the notebook ......Mine just right, o(o lol **Drive home.

windows vista sp1——

Processor: Pentium 4 or AthlonXP 2400+ Memory:

Graphics: GeForce FX 5900 or Radeon 9500 Video memory: 128MB

Hard disk space: at least.

Notebook – Processor: Pentium 4 or Core 2 Duo Memory: XP ; vista 2gb

Graphics: Intel GMA 3000 (excluding low-frequency models such as 945GU GML GMS)

A little bit, The Sims 3 is very demanding in terms of configuration.

Not very card that can run.

If the video memory is a little higher, it should be fine.

The graphics card is recommended to be upgraded, and the memory will definitely not need to be changed too much, and the standard configuration is 1G, which is almost.

Call of Duty Save it shouldn't work.

Memory seems to be a bit less. Because m3, if the configuration of this game is not very high, it will be more and more stuck, but the landlord should rest assured to play.

It won't be very stuck, it is not able to play.

The memory usage after m3 is running.

The minimum standard is to fool people, and you must not play according to that standard.

I used to be naïve.,Delusional to use the memory 1G desktop to play sim3.,Open all to the lowest.,Only the original version was installed.,No customization.,A quarter of an hour later.,Go in.,10 minutes.,The villain walked three steps .......

Later, when I grew up, I went to add a 1G memory module to the desktop, but the customization still can't be done as you like, and looking at the very low picture quality, I have the urge to go back to sim2......

Then I had an epiphany, 4G memory, installed sim3, but I didn't move much, because I understood that some things, as long as you touch them, will be addictive ......

ps: The Sims are all they eat, and what they eat is memory.

It's true that meets the minimum standards of The Sims 3, but you can see the pain when I was naïve.

And I don't think it's wise to buy a memory module for a game, as I ......did back then

Finally, I personally warn that sim3 is better not to play, it is simply a game that devours time without blinking......And personally, I don't think this game is useful for puzzles and knowledge accumulation. As for what was said upstairs, "After M3 runs, the memory usage should be the memory usage of the original sim3 under win7."

Your dad says he meets the minimum standards of The Sims 3, but what your dad wants to say the most is: play less games and learn more.

To sum up, both subjectively and objectively, sim3 is not a good companion for you.

Generally, it should be slightly stuck, The Sims 3 configuration requirements:

Operating System: XP SP2 Vista SP1 CPU: Pentium 4 GHz Athlon/XP 2000+ (Vista requires Pentium 4 or Athlon/XP 2400+) Memory:

1 GB (required for Vista Graphics card: GeForce FX 5900 Radeon 9500 Video memory: 128 MB (physical memory or memory sharing is acceptable) Sound card:

DirectX Compatible Drive: *** ROM Hard disk space: for installing games, 1GB for freely customizing additional content.

The memory should not be enough, and my machine is normal when it is replaced with 2G memory.

Maybe the real temperature is this, if you don't believe it, try again with the next super rabbit.

Good lows! Runs fast.

There's nothing wrong with low temperatures, as long as it's not below zero.

You want to see the high temperature try overclocking to see.

It's a good thing that the temperature is low. The machine should run faster.